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Representatives of the Uni Papua Football Community, one of the largest NGOs in Indonesia have been today in the UCAM to meet college and sign a cooperation agreement.
José Luis Mendoza, president of the Catholic University San Antonio, and Harry Widjaja, chairman of the Indonesian association, have signed an agreement to provide specialized training for coaches and teachers of schools in Indonesia this institution is training.
Furthermore, the possibility of scholarships by the UCAM some of the most outstanding players is contemplated.
Pablo Blesa, rector of International Relations and Communication UCAM, stressed the importance of this agreement for its dual supportive and educational aspects: "It is known the love of our university for sport and the great love that exists in Indonesia by the Spanish Football and it is therefore not surprising that today receive a Uni Papua Football Community. They promote social change through football. With this agreement will promote the exchange of football talent, ie the UCAM will award scholarships to the most talented footballers football schools, and at the same time we will develop training tasks for their coaches and teachers. "
Antonio Sánchez Pato, as dean of the Faculty of Sport of the UCAM, wanted to value the work done by the association, and the important role it can play college: "They are working well together to FIFA in a program that called 'Football for Hope' and are doing great work for social inclusion. This brings us much to the values ​​of the UCAM and so will help them. "
Meanwhile Harry Widjaja appreciated the collaboration that has found in the UCAM: "Through this agreement Indonesian children playing soccer sports education may have a Spanish style We want to transform society through football and so we have agreements. Collaboration with FIFA and with numerous organizations in other countries ".
Source: UCAM
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